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What do I want to ask at the visit?
Choose what you most want answered and bring those questions along. Keep asking until the answer uses words that make sense.
Is there a standard set of tests?
The September 30, 2026 check found no official GHK-Cu instructions with US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval.
So there was no FDA-reviewed plan for tests before or during use.
Ask the person proposing a test what it would tell them and how the result would change your care. [a]
Your question list
What would help me understand the offer?
Tick the questions to take into the visit. Add your own wording in the blank space.
Choose the questions you want to ask
Are we discussing an injection or a skin product?
Do studies in people show that this shot helps the problem I have?
What current rule allows this exact product to be offered?
What other ways could we address my concern?
Which pharmacy would prepare it and handle delivery?
What uncertainties or harms do I need to understand?
What checks would you use, and why?
What would the full visit and follow-up cost?
Who handles questions or problems after the visit?
The question I want to add
An answer I want to come back to
The notes stay in this open page; this workbook does not send them anywhere.
Can I keep asking during the visit?
In May 2026, a national group representing state medical boards said a patient’s choice from a treatment list is not enough to prescribe.
The person prescribing it still needs to check the patient’s health and needs.
The group also says the visit must let patients ask further questions.
This guidance is advice to state boards; each state’s rules control the care. [b]
Notes behind the answers
[a] FDA: injection concerns to discuss at the visit
[b] National group of state medical boards: advice on prescribing
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